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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1955
Page
10
Dr. George W. Crane explains how the Worry Clinic mail service operates under Hopkins Newspaper Syndicate. He notes postage and staff costs, encourages readers to include adequate return envelopes and stamps, and appeals for lower deficits while preserving educational booklets.
Covington police say Judge Fred M. Warren of Campbell County was in Kenton County to visit a friend when his newly bought car with 1954 dealer tags was towed. Officers noted 1955 tags were due March 1 and towed the car after the judge objected that the impoundment lacked authority. Lt. Ralph Kampson supervised the tow.
Dr Eugene Stead Jr Duke University professor of medicine told Dallas Southern Clinical Society conference that reducing emotional tension through eating can extend life. He warned unrelieved anxiety from tension leads to symptoms. The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness puts annual US blind care costs at 150 million dollars.
Washington diplomats note a fresh Soviet Austrian peace proposal may aim to curb German rearmament. Molotov signals troop stay rights, then withdrawal with guarantees against German union and foreign bases. Officials await clarification as Molotov’s stance shifts with leadership changes.
Carl Dossey 36 died from a brain concussion after diverting two runaway horses to shield his 8-year-old son Eddie in a Chandler Arizona parade. Eddie suffered a broken leg. both were hospitalized in Mesa.
Police said Andrew Pearson, 53, a construction worker, committed death by own action in his garage by placing his head on two sticks of dynamite and igniting them. Officers could ig no reason why he took his e.
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